The Waco evening news. [volume], February 25, 1892, Image 1

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VOL. 4. NO. 194.
WACO, TEXAS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 25. 1892.
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At this PRICE we offer a choice of over one thouasnd New
SOFT AND STIFF HATS in all shapes that have been selling a
3,50 and $4 each. All first quality goods and Stylish Shapes.
Every man who needs a hat should now make his purchase.
$2.50 s EACH.
Proceeding In tlio Ncunto
IIoiiho Til In Jtloriilutf.
IIOUBE.
Washington, Fob. 25. Despite
tho inclement weather, Spoaker Orisp
was at his post of duty this morning
in better voioo than ho had boen for
some time.
SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 25. In the
absence of Vice-President Morton to
day's Bcssion of the senate was pre.
Bided over by Mr. Manderson, pres
ident of the senate pro tern. Tho
report of the rainfall experiments
called for by Mr. Sherman's resolu
tions yesterday was presented and re
ferred to tho committee on agricul
ture. Grand Army Poit No. GO in Illinois
protests against the 1'roe coinage of
silver and its protest was presented by
Mr. Cullom and one in Colorado
presented petitions for further pension
legislation and its potition was pre
sented by Teller.
THE jTIIXCIISiLLi-WAKD OASC.
New Spring Styles in STETSON, KNOX and other well
known makes of Hats now ready. Inspection invited to our new
SPRING STOCKS of
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.Minn JoIniNOii'N Trlnl for Itelciikc
on Hull.
Memphis, Tonn , Feb. 25 In the
Jonson habeas corpus oaso to day Dr.
Henning, tho family physician, testi
fied that Lillie Johnson had always
been in delicate health. Ho attended
her in jail and found her suffering
from nervous prostration and consid
ered the confinement to bo bad for her
health. Rev. Father Veaje, a mem
ber of whoso congregation Alias John
son is, testified to her good character.
MessrB. Oantt and Patterson, epoko on
behalf of the application Uther wit
nesses testified in her behalf. The
state's attoincy said he did not doom
it necessary now to make argument,
but later on in tho trial ho would pro
duce additional evidenco to show Miss
Johnson's connection with tho mur
der. Tho case was then taken under
advisement.
TXTstco, Te3ssus-
THE AM IGHTY DOLLAR!
-Ias Beep Used
To a wonderful advantage in the purchase of this season's
Stock, and has accomplished for us truly surprising results.
Our New Goods have arrived, and we are now offering the
best bargains in Furniture ever placed before the people of
Central lexas.
You can not afford to buy a' Bedroom Suit until you
have seen our New Goods.
A FEW FRIGES
IN PLAIN FIGURES:
Our $27.50 Cheval Suit Saves you $12.50.
Our $37. ) Cheval Suit Saves you $15.00.
Our $47.50 Cheval Suit is the best value we ever offered
and saves you $20.00.
GOING TO lilUCUIA,
We take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lic that about
JSfclauroli 1st: KT:srfc
We will occupy the Store Rooms, cornet
Fifth and Austin Avenue, Nos. 500, 502
and 504, with a
Complete - Assortment
Of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Ladies'
and Housefurnishing Goods, Clothing,
Hats and Men's Furnishing Goods, Trunks
Valises, Etc. Respectfully,
hittinghill, Jones &. Goodloe
A Record Breaker
One-Fourth Off
Colored ;nicu Who Want to Learo
America.
Pittsutjrg, Feb. 25, A party of
nine colored men from Arkansas
passed through the city for Now York
from where they expect to make ar
rangements for transportation to Li
beria. They stated that they had
been working on plantations in the
southern part of the state and have
long been dissatisfied with their con
dition. Bishop Turner had told them
that freo transportation to Liberia
would be furnished them by tho Libo
rian consul in New York, and thoy
wero on tho way to arrange for their
departure.
IHAYOU IN JAIL.
We' will, beginning Monday morning, the 22d inst., and continu
ing for THE WEEK, inaugurate
Our new line of Wicker Rockers and Fancy Chairs is
the most attractive ever shown in this market. Latest de
signs, largest stock and lowest prices.
Our new stock of Sideboards is full of wonderful values:
Our $18.00 Sideboard saves you $7.00, and you are very
hard to please if oui $30.00 Sideboards are not fine enough
for you.
ESQ HUT BUY II FObOBNO SEA
until you have seen the latest thing out. We have it and
you will want it.
WACO FURNITURE COMPANY,
Sixth and Jackson Streets.
A Policeman Arrests the Executive
for Uoiiig Drunk,
Fort Dodge, Fob. 25. Sam
Goughengh, Mayor of Gerry is in
trouble. He was arrested by his own
policeman for being drunk and disor
derly and spent the night in jail. He
secured bail on Sunday and sorved
papers on the mon who had him ar
rested, charging them with malioious
prosecution. Thoy in turn commenc
ed suit against tho mayor for serving
papers on Sunday. The mayor has
beon requested to rosign.
CoiiHecruted Illkbop.
Atlanta, Feb. 25. Rev. Clevland
K. Nelson, rector of South Bethlehem,
Pa,, was yesterday conseorated bishop
of tho Protestant Episcopal dioocso of
Georgia hmho Cathedral of St. Luke
in this oity, Right Rov. Bishop Quint
ard of Tonn., performing the ceremo
ny. Bishop Nelson will make At
lanta his headquarters.
Tho ((tiny Mbel Suit.
PiTTsnuna, Fob. 25. Tho Post
Publishing Company, Albert J. Darr,
president and James Mills oditor, do
iendants in the Quay libel suit wero
refused a new trial this morning and
sontenoe imposed. Defendant com
pany was finod $30u and Messrs.
Durr and Mills fifty dollars and cott.
A G'uliir Acquitted,
Lamar, Mo , Feb. !i5. Tho case
against L. G. Malonov oasbicr of tho
Defunct Bank of M. N. Wileo, indict
ed for rccoiving deposits while tho
bank was in a failing condition, has
resulted in a verdict of not guilty.
AGreat 14 Off Clearing Sale
To make room for our Spring Stock now on the way. This will
be the
For BARGAIN SEEKERS ever offered. For this Week
We will give you off from our regular low' prices on our
Entire stock of DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NO
TIONS, TABLE LINENS, LACE and PORTIERE
CURTAINS, SHOES, etc. Iu fact, our
ttire) stock
Will be offered this week for J off (except our Domestics
and Prints). This Means
l.OO FOR 75c.
Remember that ours is a strictly ONE PRICE STORE and all
goods are marked in plain figures.
Everything this Week at 1-4 Off
THE
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